What strange things are there in Hebei Museum?

The strange things in Hebei Museum are: the bronze rap figurines of the Western Han Dynasty, the top hat of the round hunting tent column, the screen seat of the deer-eating tiger, the bronze leopard of the Western Han Dynasty and the bronze ornaments of the animal head of the Western Han Dynasty.

1, bronze rap figurines of the Western Han Dynasty

Kneeling, wearing a gold-plated round hat, a high bun and a long-sleeved shirt are precious physical specimens for studying the performing arts of the Han Dynasty.

2, round hunting tent column top hat

The cap at the top of the column is mushroom-shaped, and the cap body is cylindrical with hairpins. At the top of the drum, there are three equidistant triangles on the top surface. On the straight wall, fifteen semicircular rings are equidistantly distributed around the wall, each ring is sheathed with a convex ring, and the edge of the ring is provided with a duck-head clip. It is very simple to erect the top hat of the circular military tent column, that is, install the column cap on the high column, insert fifteen ropes with one end tied into a loop into the duck head from the hanging ring of the tent cap, and then pull them radially to the periphery for fixing.

3, the wrong gold and silver tiger eats the deer screen seat

This is a furniture component in the Warring States period, which is used to install the base of the screen. Wrong gold and silver is an ancient decorative technique for making gold and silver patterns on bronzes. Gold and silver threads or pieces of gold and silver are embedded in bronze wares, showing the scene that a tiger is swallowing a deer. This cultural relic is one of the treasures of the town hall of Hebei Museum.

4, the Western Han Dynasty wrong gold bronze leopard

The leopard curled up. Hold your head up and open your mouth. Your long tail is bent and flat. The leopard's body is dominated by gold dots, with a plum-blossom leopard pattern, dotted lines on its head, feet and tail, and ink on its mouth. The eyes are inlaid with white agate, because the adhesive contains cinnabar pigment, so the eyes are red. The leopard is filled with lead to make it more stable. Gorgeous decoration and vivid and beautiful modeling are rare artistic treasures in the Han Dynasty.

5. Bronze ornaments of animal heads gilded in the Western Han Dynasty.

It is a dragon with a single head and two bodies, and the two bodies form a 90-degree angle. The animal's head is very high, its horns are slender and curly, and it is dragged on its back. The body is decorated with flying wings, and the limbs are vigorous and powerful. Gold plated. It is an ornament at the corner of the square wood, and its shape is beautiful and vivid.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hebei Museum